If you think this pic from Made in Urbana’s 3D printed crab meetup looks like fun, you’ve got to check out their collab with illustrator/animator Matt Wiley. Welcome to the crab rave! …
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Check out this new mural in downtown Urbana
Muralist Carlie Upchurch has brought her magic to Urbana once again. Check out her latest work at the corner of Urbana and Green Streets. And follow her on Instagram for more updates. Photo by Seth …
Check out this lighting installation from Illinois Theatre students
This month has been filled with end-of-year showcases from performing arts and visual arts students at the University of Illlinois. But have you seen this incredible work from the lighting students at Illinois Theatre? Installations in …
Watch OHOK Press screen print these custom album jackets
If these grey days are getting you down, watching OHOK Press screenprint these colorful album jackets will help brighten your day. View this post on Instagram …
Meet designer, illustrator, and artivist Brooke Armstrong
Designer and illustrator Brooke Armstrong advice to new artists is to “make the work you want to see.”
The Urbana-Champaign Crochet Reef is popping up at Jane Addams
The organizers of the Urbana-Champaign Crochet Coral Reef Satellite have installed a promotional pop-exhibition of the ongoing project in the Jane Addams Books window display. And there’s still time for you to get involved. There …
Giertz Gallery calls for local artist submissions for Around the Block III
Giertz Gallery at Parkland College is calling for local artist submissions for their Around the Block III: Artists from our Neighborhood online exhibit. According to their recent announcement: “Selected works will be showcased on our …
Here are the four latest MTD Art featured artists
40 North has recently announced the four latest artists to be featured in the MTD Art program. Work by Roberto Sabas, top left, “Chase’s Dream” (mixed media digital collage); John Odum, top right, “Quilt #1 …
Have you seen the University of Illinois fashion illustration exhibit yet?
Fashion illustration combines two of my favorite things: design and illustration. And the way the students in the University of Illinois Fashion Illustration course do it is totally cutting edge (sorry, I couldn’t resist). The student-created …
What Though the Field Be Lost explores Gettysburg as a critical site for poetry
According to poet Christopher Kempf, his new collection employs Gettysburg as a vehicle to “engage ongoing issues involving race, regional identity, and the ethics of memory, tracing how post-bellum memorial practices (like monument construction) advance hegemonic notions of whiteness.”